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@rafaelfsilva in regards to the plugin module import issue you raised in our last meeting, would a good alternative suggestion be to simply have the file names equivalent to the plugin class name. One could then walk the folder structure instead of importing the classes to determine if they exist?
This is not the most ideal solution but from what I am reading it may be the only one, it looks like if you call an import on a python file even if you specify a single function it still reads in the whole file into memory and simply creates a reference to the part you need.
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@rafaelfsilva in regards to the plugin module import issue you raised in our last meeting, would a good alternative suggestion be to simply have the file names equivalent to the plugin class name. One could then walk the folder structure instead of importing the classes to determine if they exist?
This is not the most ideal solution but from what I am reading it may be the only one, it looks like if you call an import on a python file even if you specify a single function it still reads in the whole file into memory and simply creates a reference to the part you need.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: